NEC's 3D Valuestar N all-in-one PC: orcas all up in your retinas
Golly. We never thought to invest in a 20-inch all-in-one PC just to watch converted versions of Free Willy in 3D, but darn if we're not reconsidering now. NEC has today revealed its Valuestar N range, with the VN790/BS being the standout in the range. The machine offers up a native 1,600 x 900 resolution panel, integrated Blu-ray drive, 4GB of RAM, a 1TB hard drive, WiFi, six USB 2.0 sockets, an undisclosed Intel Core 2010 CPU, Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit), and of course, native 3D support. You'll need to spring for an optional (but not really) pair of glasses to fully enjoy the third dimension sans intense headache-inducing blur, but given that they aren't of the active variety, any ole set will probably get you through. Pricing looks locked at ¥220,000 ($2,422) for a June debut in Japan, with approximately none of that actually going to save the whales. A crying shame, we say.
























Definitely not an orca.
@deanm You obviously didn't get the optional glasses
watch blu-ray at 1600x900? big NO NO!
I rather buy a 3D 50" TV!
FYI, that's a humpback, not an orca. :P
@crappish
How can you tell without your hip 3D glasses?
@Engadget
Please consider hiding "Replies" again. The amount of 1st & 2nd post responders is getting crazy. Most of them really don't have a reply to the post, they just want to be at the top.
Disclaimer: I've been guilty of this as well.
@trainwrecka
WTF does this have to do with the article...?
That scene must be from Free Willy XII: Bringing Hump Back
Not sure that ValueStar and $2200 go hand in hand.
Looks a lot like Sony's all in one PCs.
In which alternate dimension is this "Value"?
I would only buy this if it was 30" and had a sick video card say ATI 5870, Core i7 740M, 6GB DDR3 1600, 1TB HDD, 7.1 surround sound and came with a gaming keyboard and mouse. For this price they have listed you can get a sick gaming rig with a 2 24" monitor setup.
I would only buy this if it was 30" and had a sick video card say ATI 5870, Core i7 740M, 6GB DDR3 1600, 1TB HDD, 7.1 surround sound and came with a gaming keyboard and mouse. For this price they have listed you can get a sick gaming rig with a 2 24" monitor setup.